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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
DEATH OF COLONEL LOTUS ToTTENHAM
HE WAS A POPULAR IRISH LANDLORD AND MEN,
RER OF PARLIAMENT.


Der OF PARLIAMENT.
Colonel Arthur Lsitus Tsttenham, NJ p. died sun
day night at Ne AZ West Twenty sevenh-st His death
expected he had been suffering for tive weeks
from complication OF diseases Colonel Tsttenham was
Of the few Conservative members Of Parliament re-
turned from Ireland in 1880. when the great wave Of
Home Rulo and Liberalism swept over that country a.
did the Of Liberalism the other parts OF the
British Kingdom. Colonel Tsttsnham was bern at Ennis
killer. Ireland 10 April 1888. He tho eldest Of
Nicholas LOTUS Tottenhan, OF ERniskllen. and Anna
Maris, daughter of Sir Hopkins, Bart After Eng
the British Army commission being bought for him in
the Royal Rife Brigade He retired In 1851 shortly
aferwari appointed fer Counties Cavan and
Fernanagh and 1865 became tho High sheriff and Dep
uty LordIlsutsnaHt OF County Leitrim. lie al
unsuccessful candidate for the representation OF that
county IN bveelectisn In 1875. but succeeded in de
featng his Liberal opponent In 1880 At the two last
elections Colonel Tottenham returned COnserv alive
member for the borough Of Winchester. England where
the Tories and Unoasts outnumber the Gladstoni han
Liberals by about 500.
Colonel TottsnhaR married In 1859 Miss Sarah Ann
Gsre daughter Of George Addenbrske Gore Of Barrow
mount, Kilkenny. Ireland. The Colonel was
OF great wealth. and large
and, wonderful to say popular landowner
In ireland we'll England. In appearance
he tall and strikingly handsome He leaves sen
who Il officer IN the Guards. Colonel Iottsnnam had
been this country for about five months He went TO
the West TO investigate mining projects ana cattle
ranches In which he interested In colorado ana the
adonng states. While there he contracted malsrlai
fever which. after he returned TO this city on his way
home became complicated as an autopsy held yesterday
afternoon showed, with an old cordiac lesion COLONEL
defendants relatives Ia Great Britain have been com
mlnlcated with bv cable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
THE icr1oysorrry. corrrs AyD LEAD

n looked Yesterday A. though the great uu CORNER
lad hrohcn The "slckn ONES tu the Metal ENchahg'
claimed TO SEQ through the scheme Of the French ~
dicafe AMI kept aloof Ihoy held that u' l"""r
prices were mad by the syndicate IN order 10 scare
ont auy stock sim hidden. Tho London sales OF 100
ton. spot aud tons faturc- seem to show ,o"o
success, Of the plan
In the Ncw York market ia lugot copper another
strong advance Was tho feature. In London. the
market also confines upward showing an improve
mcnt since TrlIy ~ II "a Al 6s per ton. with heavy
trading fLn bar. closed az f'9 ~ SPOT. and
$40 r., future, The nr' disaster, al ihr siuiurl
and Il.cla mines have been Strngth'ud a., hnl "isl
Iurui. by tho ice block 81 the oault 81 Marie cand
which caught the lat superior steamer WIN ml,,""
and half uonud- - fine lahc luRoi ON cargo ms
yll helm fin, lc,cmbcr sdurcI' -iill moro, ana l'l
I.,rs ,rrrt tl, Jtmary market Tho - c'inhrr
quotation at closing WIS ld3'
Lead was firm. with no notable uu'tu"'l"h '"" Ut"
CAt.apr..Laly trading
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
NEW SrBWAY PERMITS GRANTED.

THE WORK NAY Go OF AT CERTAIN POINTS AND
UNDER STRICT SUPERVISION.
Chief Engineer B,ckwtb, OF the subway Company.
said Yesterday that the work OF the company
which permits wore issued last summer by the Do
psrtmsnt OF Public Works all nnishoi Saturday
night The trenches been lle aud the pavenests
restored few still engaged At Eigheenth-st
AMI Elfth ave- whore cIteuson OF tinc grated
Yesterday tho company received two Few permits 10
while tho weather continues faveraos
with le undertaking that tho work Is 10 BE- diScsn
nur and the trenches closed II fhs cold should become
severe one Of these permits for the crossing at
Fifh.ave and rweaty-seyeuthst The cunduts have
viii allow the company TO continue the trench which Is
lsli IN Twenty .svsnthst. 10 Madison and along
Nadisou-ave. 10 Ihir.y-foIrtI-.t Tho work these
permits viii bcga to-day II ths weather Is net too cod
Tho fosvln. is the letter recently sent by tue Acting
Cotunlssousr Of Puoc WORKS. d. loWber smith, - In
glue-r bsck~i'h:
The opening. II Sprngst and the under
10 a,d uuler the general order IL suspend work ON De
c~ubrr amt 10 recall permits but the work must be con
according to the circular herewith in
Tho permits therefore. r-it on o. tho Averll
r-utor-ei otherwise undsr general rus the police
NAY interfere with any street Opcning o. ihese lines
Tho circular i,s follows
rurrs the winter months the absence OF heavy ross
opened FOR laying ppc aud ot, purposes
The openings must DO 50 rgulei That hrl "a" De closed
.n charged win the duty Of enforcing tho
pt-,auton- Application eau be male at once 10
IT, Department Tor opening street.. during tho Nlncr pc
landing permits al THIS date are hereby re-
Hold arri rryOk 81. ani mu bs turned IN 10 tho
tef Inspector police have notified not 10 rcc'g
ne perm I, unless Issued on th's or subsequent d"es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
DID RITTER ABUSE HIS sIsTERsi

The washing OF the soled Rutter family linen
tnuei yesterday afternoon in Referee Hairs little Office at
No. % Csmbersst The object Of tho inquiry is 10
tain whether Dsadrick Ruttcr Is 10 not tit guardian
for his sister, ny Rutter recently from him
and subsequently returned.
The first witness yester william Ruttcr youth Of
years and brother OF Dea rck AMI Emily lie
testified that while living with his brother he usei to club
him awfully." sent him Ded hungry Dsuifcisntly
cOths hun DeaiTIcK he said used also 10 mareat Emily
beat keep hr short proper clothing and send her out
about for and lie tiret
of Deadricks guardianship and had another
guardian appointed Christian B0mbach, OF No
liz East One hundred st. but found himself out
OF the into the fire. lie put him al mental
and after he had boen with him little
pushed him OF doors telling him that his e boy o. money
all How had gone Willie" had idea, but
thereafter he shifted for himself
Rutter. another sister tventyseven years Old also
testified hat Dcadrck used 10 beat Emily and shanefniy
illtrelt her sh (Annie) away fcob HIM before she
majority he used to beat black and
blue"
Mrs Gertcr, with whom Emily fonRd refuge for time
when left her brother told Desdrck her and
sad that 10 In bad nI because he expected soon 10
draw 200 from the Surrogate Emys account but he
cOnnt do THAI unless she returned to him The hearing VIII
be resumed to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
LnnKLxG TWO ALrrELLcAY QrARRLLS.

Tie Republican Investigating Committee apP'h'en
10 examine Into the affairs Of the iNh JtlcaI pl'rct
will begin taking testimony tai. eyealng IN Room - VI
the Cooper Institute. George W. Lyon is ch"fin~n "'
James W Hawss secretary Notices have been sent ~
Lob J. OBrlen, Jacob VI. Patterson and coroner NJ
,eut fha gepnhlican leaders In the Win, Mn ana
XIVtA Assembly Distrcts 10 TO on hama WIN lhe'
witnesses Iosry G. BOhJ, the regular HepuDica" CO."
dtdac for Cvil Justice that district. will appear LOT
m, uro-ecutOs and Jola T.. BrOdsky for the seehes
The committee appslntcd To yt,igdtc inc fcsnls VI
the clretion IN tho Kuhn Assembly District has orsAn
led nv the selection ~ Colonel ". G. Church a. NIL
man and Donald Mclean secretary The contest he'e ~
Nh, old one OF Senator frederick \ Ghbs Iat'rs
n Meade and others side, and Henry J.. SpthIo,
Aldormrn James ~. Covr. Knox McAfcr 'hisN" W.
ArcnIn.lI and their alheIenls on TIE sther
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
RIrS OF LEGAL, NEWS.

Charles n Dags as assignee Of claim of $3.50 70 for
proesson. by the law frm Of ShipGaa
Barlow Larocqus Choate obtained attachment from
Barrett Of the supreme Court yesterLy AGAINST the
property william Bar.ag Wells OF sedbrisht y. J. It Is
claimed that rendered the
Ct Paul AMI Duluth Railroad Company.
Bernhsimer schnlt propretors Q; 'Ae Lion Brewery
obtan-i permission the Aliermca iay pipes under
One hundred e1Ehih't ant ongat 10 have u passed.
under Riverside PARK that from the North hvsr
could De conveyed brewery The Psrs C1mni.onors
refused their pcrnss mana Eng that they h
authority 10 An Application iOr mlnaa,nustD
com.- them 10 take this acton made TO Judge BOOK.
stsy-r The of Common Picla who Yesterday decided
aat the Park Comrss oaers hal autboTiv taey
Lave expressed within lulhorl ke tho
psrmiss 81 will probably row Oe granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
FARGO WILL CASE ON TRIAL
CLAIMS OF MISS GEORGIANA In COURT.
HER SUIT AGAINST THE EXECUTORS OF HEa
EATHERs XIIL-rX0 WITNESSES.


FATHERS wILL-rwO WITNESSES
Tho suit Of Gcorgiana Fargo. daughter Of william
G. Fargo against tho executors Of her fathers estate
to compel them to pay her semi annually the income
onohird OF tho residue remaining after the payment
OF certain requests made in the will of Mr. Fargo, and
to pay her dividends that have been withheld, was
before Justice Truax IN the supreme Court Special
Term, yesterday BY tho will James II. Fargo,
charles Fargo and Franblyn d. Locke, appointed
executors and trustees and directed divide tho
proceeds Of the residue OF tho estate into three parts
and to pay the income Of third to the pantf Of
one-third to her sister, Helen Lucy Squiers,
and OF one-thrd to Anna T. and
Mary c. Fargo, grandchildren Of the testatOr. Tho
latter died on August g. 1881.
BY an agreement entered into BY all the parties in
interest March 90, 1884, the executors were au-
h0rzed TO accumulate the income Of the ate to the
extent Of $4,000 as guarantee against possible
shrnkage Of the assets. Tho executors were to
render statement every six months and, by decree
OF the Surrogate made in February 1885, directed
to pay to the benecares under the resduary CLAUSE
the accruing securities in which the trust
funds Invested The complaint demands tho
payment to the plaintiff Of s10,92o 05 or such other
accounting may be found to be duo.
George II. Forster, who appeared for the plaintiff,
after making a statement Of tho case In which he
claimed that the executors had wrongfully accumu-
lated S43O20 so, called James H. Fargo, ono OF tho
check for $4,000 given to the paIntiT on February
To- 1887, and said that II was the only payment that
her account with s3,242 accruing from it4Aends
the securities In which the funds Invested.
Cole at first declined TO produce tho securities In court
unless the Judge should expressly order IT. The
Judge ruled that 1t was not material that they should
benjamin T. Jones' clerk for Wells. Fargo & Co.,
was called for the defence and was asked several
questions which were ruled out a. innaterial. The
hearing was adjourned until next MOniay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

Thomas Parsons sr. died OF old age on sunday at his
homo in Fliry.niuth-st. near Fifthavc. Brooklyn Ho
va, born in SUSSEX England, 1888 and came to this
country In 1929. ne carpenter and builder, out
did little work in recent years, aud lived alone after MS
Wife, death eight years ago lie went out as nsua on
saturday and said be felt well According 10 his custom
e went to bed at town Whes ne dld not appear on
Snrday lis granlsOa went to see him and fsund aim
l,,I IN he'd lie was member Of the curtin Avenue
Mrth,It Episcopal Church AMI used neither liquor aor
fnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

James smith. All crratic genius. Of No. 167 HoWrry
WhO accused Of sarin- tw" fires IN the cellars OF
tenement houses early on sunday morning, was com
United for examination TO ms sanity a. tho Essex
MAJ hei Police Court YESTERDAY At g. m. on sunday
smith ran Up to Policeman Gallagher Al Chfystic and
Hester sts and said there fire In he cellar Of the
zig tenement house No. l2- He,t"r-et Some rubbish
burning IN the cellar and tho officer r@y c1tln-
eiished the blaze Half hour later Smith called
The officers attention TO similar fire in the cellar Of
he house No GO Chrystle q. neither fire was notice
abe from the street. GALLAGHER Thought that man
could scOyer fires readily must have had hanC
f. mah -. ticm. and b." '.icd smith ~ Forty f1"i-
lie, IV -. lu the two hGDece were excited whom hoy
card what danger they had been exposed to- physi-
clan who examined Smith >ad that ho appeared TO be
.ane although his mind was weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
BEVTryVG OLD OATS or TIE POTOMAC

The survivors Of tho 2eth Regiment. New Jersey
Volunteers. dined with Captain stephen Martin. Of
the old Government staff on thr Potomac. al South
Amboy yesterday. An organization Of veterans was
formed with the idea Of keeping uD old friend
ships Captain Inslcc was elected president J"hn
F. Martin vice preside william Appeby, secretary
and y samson Treasurer The next meeting VIII be
held on December 28 This was the twenty mn ann
vcr,ary Of tho crossing Of the Potomac by ms famous
regiment. Captain Martin elected an honorary
member 81 tho society Speeches were maze bS
= f. Edgar Of "Thc Woodbridge Hour Joml r.
Martin y D. Valentine. Charles W. Schanck, Captain
Inslcc and Captain Rody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
ro BRING rH5 DItIIcCLry 10 ~ ISSUE
WILL BEOOKLYN's FEMALE PUBLIC SCHOOL rRiN-
CIPAI OUsIID


Il is expected that the brooklyn Boari Of Education
will have lively meeting to-day over a motion {" re-
move MIS- Harriet y. Morris from her position as prn-
cipA ~ Puzzle school NO. 80 which she has held Tor
thirteen years. The effort viii be made by Lbcn Miller.
chairman local committee ~ the school 81 the
few Republican members of the Board reappoutcd by
Mayor whitney last summer although the movement l.
hec ell 70 De- IN Tho Interests OF the Democratic attempt
to use the Board OF Education for partisan purposes,
which began with the election Of g. Hendrix a. pge,i-
dent last summer
\ strong protect Is made against Mss Norris'- re-
oyal ny parents Of many children Ia the school AMI
the friends OF education Throughout tho city, Who think
that as she IL the only woman principal of school ~
te Grammar grade. and she n shown Der efficiency
in many ways She should not bc compel 81 To RESIN
Those who favor the step, among whom Ifr hcll'frl
10 hc majority OF tho Board urge that she - in'phl
tent aud that the school Il NOT mp 10 the 'tsndaI IL
should maintain General H. !. Tracy, c"un-r. i"r MIS-
Morris. wants a public hearing for her before huAl
action taken. Foster l. IackuS who icfrrrrd {" the
matter In campaign speeches. dchc, nat he ld =" Al
the request Of Miss Morris or that she Furnished any
Information 70 him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
nrnaLAn MclN1nr enLs LLanLEny rNANA

BTRGLAR HCIRTHY airs LiGHIEEN iEAhH
Eugcnc Mccarthy, the burglar who broke into Dr.
IIorubowcTs house IN september and Was shot hj the
Doctor WAS arral-nr III the Court ~ Gcnci sessions,
jersey city. Yesterday. To receive h. sentence Judge
IIppiucott said TO him: The verdict 80 your ease was
satisfactory 10 the No Ground of law or fact ha,
been deemed sufficient by the court TO rcyer'c mat
verdict Your lie Ia, been surh that bat niue can 10"
sad III your favor. You are at war WITH IA" ana
soccty 10 accomplish yonr end Won "lll miricr when
ever II become, necessary either 10 accomplish robbery
or c,cair Your hand f. not only AGAINST the h1hton
bat the life of every whose possessions cIcli' your
cuuidifY In This case you and yOur companion hIoAc
and entered the house Of ciii/rn IN whose po're7-o
that night you supposed there Wa large rm"ih or
money. NOu entered the bedroom Of himself ana MS
wife and while tucIo you attempted to Xii hlh 'lth'
10 cDu.uuInate the robbery or escape apprch'i7'n
careful consideration Of the whole case rny istehs
the conviction in the md Of the court hat you were
rightly convicted" The court tncn sentenced the
prisoner ghtren In state Prison. clSht years
lnr burglary for assault with intent !" KIN thc
second 10 begin al the expiration OF inc LIST ne
Carfhy exhibited emotion, and when he va, p'lht
taken back to i1il remarked: " I'm satisfied; d"h
care. bat that Hornhiower pcrlur"d himself
Counsellor Rycrson wi Al make An Application Tor
q Wi pf err
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

GFTTTYG REIDY FOR ANOTHER LONG CRUISE.
The repairs the United states corvette Enterprise.
Which has been the Navy Yard for ten months. are
nearly npetci aud tho vessel IL expected To start on
her cruise about the middle OF this month. Tho Enter
prise ommauded by Captain b. II. McCaa, formerly
assistant 10 CONNIE lore John q. Walker. Chief OF Bureau
OF Navigation AZ tue Navy Yard Although she has
received her official sailing orders from the NAVY Depart
ment sim generally undrrs, ood that the corvette
viii be detailed lOln thu European squadron. Tho
vessel Is utrd with eocri; lights. has steam cap
-ian and a steam SOARING gear lhe Enterprise was
last smpOyod the CHINA station whence she returned
IN January, after a three Years cruise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
cEaruoyriL cIyDLE DID me MISCHIEF

Families living in the upIc stories Oh the '''
house. No - Baynrd, st., had narrow escape rom
fir, e,rIv vo.tcrlav morning The synagogue of tho
Congrrgation Aushry Balh-hker IS on the hist H""r
Of the house ON account Of thc death of an old mem
Der OF tho congregation big wax candle was l''l
burning I'm tho synagogue on sunday night Inc
candle was In front Of the ark containing the sacr''
scrolls. and also near a stove In which a fire was
Luruluy toward morning ths heat melted the AZ
and thr candle fell ~ thc Goor. policeman VINO
saw the glare OF The flames buI-t IN INC 200. ",,'
,Tnu.rd tho families upstairs. M the occupants
Of The house rushed 10 the street I'm their night c"th
ug before the Grcmcu were called Properly "'''"
BOO destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
xoMcrysE RALLIES IL MASSACHUSETTS,.

Ro~roN. Doc. Mrs Dr. Camphsn, Mr. Bean and
Ms Howos OF s cry arc g. conduct uoicenss rallies
= tho following pieces. North Ind Nis-sn. Decemhcr
:: Phillips schoo,roem the following day Not,h Ben
ucst December 10; The Tabernacle al'o on the ION.
and Tslerhen Hall ON the ION Tho Salvation Army
will vacatc The latter Tor tho occasion. Rev J. W
Nh prominent; ienportc~s speaker IN tie West. vii
prescn' th- mood o. csn.-e i've Nth a. tho ihlps
Schoo.room a. tho West Eui. Rev. Or clifford. Mrs
J. Gordon Mrs Helen O. Rice. Rev Mr. iounLin
Rev Mr. small Ma, Louise Hurtsn. Mrs. +. l. Camp
bell. VI y. and numbered other wei kroNn temper
ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06

WWEHE TIE OINTER GROWN TNFT Ut HhN
L. h. Roosevelt presided at meeting Of the Fish Com
mission Yesterday. Commissioned Blackford made re-
mort stating that the boundary OF tho natural
Growth oyster bois Of Ltto Neck Bay. Long Island as
determined by Official survey December g. IS line con
necti the outer end OF the Government wharf al VIII
lett. 10 Mt and tho end of Clay Deck on Great
Mock A rsaneu was received from the Civil Service
Commissioners asking for full roster OF the .rmpsycs
the Couraisson The secretary was directed TO fur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBAyr Dec Sin tho Court Of Appeals TO-DAY the fol-
low ns argued
$40 Pctt respondent, ast. Asa PettItt, ap-
p-lant
30 5l7 Frank D. stevens appellant aSt Charles s. But
Ter All others, respondents
Following the calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for
Tuesday. December d:
No. jJ5 $50 554 j5s 559 j33 $50 and SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
errrryG paRT or THE DIN ESTA TE.

The most important sale at the Real Estate TX
change Yesterday was that by r. '. Harnett % MY
lots in sheridan, InwOod and Gerard ayes" hou'"luS
place and McCOmb's Dam road' INC property
Ionged 10 the estate Of Andrew j. Dam Tor upward
~, ,wantv vcars All the lots we're sold The bidding
WAS keen and although the prices ~crc regarded as
moderate by owners In the nrighboiho"l r.,iS
int was dis poscd Of absolutely Lots IN ArhIaIluN
pIare brought from 44Oj 10 500 per lot. L"'S ~
Gerard ave brought from $40 10 NIj each ana TWO
lots In Sheridan ave. brought s2O-1' Inc s"c "
cupled nearly an hour and halt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
1ApArEsK oErIcERs IxsrElr TIE r0LIcE.

Visconnt Kabay anna Vice Admiral Of tho japanese
Navy and several members Of his staff, including ON
mander Hldaka were at Police icafquartei' yesterday
and were introduced 10 the officials there 10y Command
er MCGOWAN, OF tho Z. :. Navy. Ia ne aneFhoon
Com,nfsetnnrrs French and Nee lave supcrLt IL
Murray and Inspector Williams accompanied them 10
the police station Ia Eas sky seventh ST anu
had capt ain Gunner put platoon Of police through
short drill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
cU1gTyG ~ Ey-coyVTCT FRON CTTY 10 CIIK

CHA SING 4 y ~ GOV ~ fi''I' 80 80
Inspector Byrncs was Informed about th'ce worms
ago that solomon stern an eN convict ha' Ut" "''"
the city with Icwclry worth $1,000 tiat he ma p'"
cured memorandum from lf'd'fl'" N"',.'''''
- Va roo tr,,d,,ay Detective Sergeant Finland
traced t,rn IA 10 ton aud lcarncd there that he had
gone To- Baltimore. Marshal Frye. Of Baltimore;
t,c ~ af yya, brought 10 th, city by liuaud yc>i'r
dav srrn told where he had If, posed Of the Jr"'fy
and II viii be- recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
AN OLD SUIT FOR MANY MILLIONS.

Before Judge Wallace this morning. in United States
Circuit Court Will be begun IN two suits In
vo wing over SOO00OO records Of which NIL 5000
printed pages the been tho docket
IL 1870 aud other April H. 1873. The rst
suIt Banque Franco Esypileunc OF PARIS,
against and Others second thai
OF Henry l. BischO6schcim OF London against Mt Brown
others Evzrs CIole & Besnan the counsel for
lie plaintiff in 10th aud Bangs. stesson Tracy Nc
Nclgh the defendau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
, VIEW RRprBLrcAy CLrB ~ HlRLEM

The Harlem Republican Clnb organized on Nsvem
b.r 20 ~ social club with the purpose also to help
maintain Republican party principles Independent or
factonal differences It's temporary officers are Henry
C. Kobin-ou chairman; John r.. Wan De carr secretary
Ar meeting Of the club, he'll on Daeo abcr s. the ls"w-
u delegates and atrrHaes tho Convcnt on OF KepuD-
an clubs. he held at Cnickerlzg Han on DcccIner
10 rs and H. were choS on: Delegates An'rer NJ IN
ncrhil Edward kcmdrick. Charles H. Fatflsh Jshh r.
Van lie arr and Andrew H. humphrey; ,AIerLaes-
Tioma. All,mn Henry O. Robinson +. VI. Patrick, C. ID.
POI aud A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-06
rrvERlL orA wEALrAr SIX NAYrFA cIrEEh.

TTNTR4L OF 4 WEAITWI MIN M " 7 IT Z ''''I''
The funeral of John H. Johnson, tho SII' man"
facturer, Who died saturday at hl' home J" the
Hawthorn Flats, In West Iifty nnih-'L' wiz '""'
place there this morning at II o'clock Tho h'Iis
AT Paterson. y. j. of Johnson. Cowdin COMPANY
Of which the dead man the head arc closed out
81, r.s,,c, IN his memory Mr. johnson with John
T. Cowdn and Edward y. Horlog established The
business few years ago and II has grown 10 b' ono
Of the largest Industries ~ Paterson Mi Johnson
was nity six years Old aud leaves vile sid fanny.
Far man, ycai, he was the c!rl SALESMAN Tor Telegram
and Never n Paterson, and leg that nm, employ 10
form the new concern HIS former employer, MI
peluaui, Qed ouly = few days ago, aud Paterson